Season 7 · Episode 5
The Simpsons
After visiting a local petting zoo, Lisa becomes a vegetarian and faces ridicule from family and friends. When she lashes out and ruins Homer's barbecue, she learns a lesson in tolerance.

Equivalent to the English idiom 'to rub it in', but the mental image is of physically rubbing something on a face. Used when someone won't let go of a point to make another person feel guilty or inferior.
Literally 'to wash the brain'. Used to accuse someone of manipulating another person's beliefs through repeated or deceptive messaging. Common in both casual and political speech throughout Latin America.
Used as a mild insult in everyday speech, often directed at children or people who lecture others. The feminine form is 'sabihonda'. Formed humorously from 'saber' + 'hondo' (deep knower), but the meaning is purely derogatory.
In context refers to benefiting from something or appropriating it without sharing. Very common in everyday Latin American Spanish conversation.
Not compositionally transparent to learners: 'tomar' means 'to take' and 'partido' means 'party/game/advantage', so 'taking a party' would not be the obvious reading. Used when someone aligns themselves with one side of a conflict or debate.